The Waging Peace Repertoire: The Entire Collection
The "iwagepeace.com" website will list all of the works submitted to "Waging Peace through Singing." We hope to post this complete listing of over 700 works no later
than September 1, 2003. The website will be organized as a small library with information about each piece; in particular, it is being designed as a resource for choral directors who are hoping to program works on the theme of peace.
Highest Honors
Waging Peace Repertoire: Choral Visions 2002
The jury selected five works from the Top Honors category for "Highest Honors." The works will be performed at the Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium and the composers are being invited to attend the symposium as "Special Guest Composers." For information about the Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium, please visit www.iwagemusic.com; deadline for applications is May 17, 2002 for full participants and May 29, 2002 for auditors.
The five works below will be performed at the Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium by the Oregon Repertory Singers. The concert is entitled "Choral Visions I" and will be given on Monday, July 1, 2002 at 8:00 pm in Beall Concert Hall of the University of Oregon. The five works selected are from Categories I (mixed concert chorus), II (mixed chamber chorus), III (women's chorus), and X (free accompaniment).
- Alexander, Elizabeth [USA]. "Praise Wet Snow Falling Early".
For SATB Choir and Piano. (Category I)
- Grau, Alberto [Venezuela]. "Cantad Coros del Mundo".
For SATB Choir. (Category II)
- Millikan, Ann [USA]. "Song of Remembrance".
For Women's Choir. (Category III)
- Pasternak, Klaudia [Poland]. "Sancte Angele Dei".
For SATB Choir. (Category I)
- Tormis, Veljo [Estonia]. "God Protect Us From War".
For Male Chorus and tam-tam. (Category X)
Special Recognition
The following individuals have been recognized with a monetary award for their contribution to "Waging Peace through Singing."
- Alexander, Elizabeth (USA); Categories I, II and VII
- Bodegrajac, Vladimir (Croatia) Emerging Composer; Category VIII
- Carmel, Dov (Israel); Categories I and VIII
- Diemer, Emma Lou (USA); Category V
- Grau, Alberto (Venezuela); Categories II and VIII
- Jacoby, Derek (USA) Emerging Composer; Category I
- Jordan, William (Canada); Category X
- Kajan, Pavol (Slovakia) Emerging Composer; Category IV
- Karpis, Zilvinas (Lithuania) Emerging Composer; Category II
- Korte, Karl (USA); Categories II and III
- Mawby, Colin (Ireland); Category II
- Millikan, Ann (USA); Category III
- Moody, Ivan (Portugal); Category IV
- O'Regan, Tarik (United Kingdom) Emerging Composer; Categories II, V and X
- Oswald, Rebecca (USA); Category III
- Pasternak, Klaudia (Poland) Emerging Composer; Categories I and III
- Shanti, Aliyah (USA) Emerging Composer; Category II
- Thomas, David Evan (USA); Category I
- Tormis, Veljo (Estonia); Category X
Category I: Mixed Concert Chorus (60 or more voices)
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 144 entries in Category I (mixed concert chorus).
- * Carmel, Dov [Israel]. "On the Mountain of God".
For SATB Choir.
- Crossman, Alan [USA]. "Music for Human Choir".
For SATB Choir and optional Piano Accompaniment.
- Haney, Jason [USA]. "American Light".
For SATB Choir.
- Hanzelin, Fred Lee [USA]. "Pax".
For SSAATTBB Choir.
- Hofmeyr, Hendrik [South Africa]. "Tu Pauperum Refugium".
For two SATB Choirs.
- Porter, Tom [USA]. "Brother Eagle, Sister Sky".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
- Salvatore, Daniele [Italy]. "One, two, three, four".
For Concert or Chamber Choir.
- * Thomas, David Evan [USA]. "A Shining Peace".
For SATB Choir, Tenor Solo and Piano Obbligato.
- White, John [USA]. "Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight".
For SATB Choir and Keyboard.
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- Gendel, Scott [USA]. "Instructions for Angels".
For SATB Choir.
- * Jacoby, Derek [USA]. "Requiem".
For Large SATB Choir.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 144 entries in Category I (mixed concert chorus).
- Bevan, Allan [Canada]. "Peace".
For SSATB Choir.
- Davies, Paul [USA]. "Ave Maria".
For SATB Choir.
- Himes, David A. [USA]. "hoop snake".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
- Jergenson, Dale [USA]. "The Lament of Job".
For SATB Choir.
- Jergenson, Dale [USA]. "The Song of the Red Dove".
For SATB Choir, divisi.
- Lewis, Michael J. [USA]. "Give Peace, O God".
For SATB Choir.
- Neil, William [USA]. "The Seed".
For SSAATTBB Choir.
- Oblikov, Ljubo [Australia]. "Bulgarian Sketches".
For SATB Choir.
- Pellegrini, Ernesto [USA]. "For Robert".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
- Sawyer, Eric [USA]. "Chorus of Freedmen and Freedwomen".
For SATB Choir.
- Wallach, Joelle [USA]. "Toward a Time of Renewal".
For SATB Choir, Solo Voices, and Orchestra.
Honors: Emerging Composers
- Maggi, John W.V. [USA]. "Voice of Creation".
For two SATB Choirs.
- Rautenberg, Alan Dergal [Mexico]. "Friedenslied".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
Honorable Mention
- Nelson, Ronald A. [USA]. "Building Bridges".
For Treble Choir, SATB choir and Chamber Orchestra or Piano.
- Ocker, Marshall [USA]. "Requiem Aeternam".
For SATB choir.
- Veeman, Arnold. "We As One".
For SATB Choir.
Category II: Mixed Chamber Chorus
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 213 entries in Category II (mixed chamber chorus).
- * Alexander, Elizabeth [USA]. "Even a Fist Was Once an Open Palm and Fingers".
For SATB Choir.
- * Grau, Alberto [Venezuela]. "Kasar Mie La Gaji".
For SATB Choir.
- Karmon, Michael [USA]. "Sim Shalom".
For SATB Choir.
- * Korte, Karl [USA]. "Holy Thursday".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
- Lewis, Leonard Mark [USA]. "Now Close All the Windows".
For SATB Choir.
- Mathieu, W.A. [USA]. "Peace Round".
For SATB Choir.
- * Mawby, Colin [Ireland]. "Prayer of Forgiveness".
For SATB Choir.
- Siegfried, Kevin [USA]. "Shaker Songs".
For SATB Choir.
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- * Karpis, Zilvinas [Lithuania]. "Oi, Kallis Kotimaa".
For SATB Choir.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 213 entries in Category II (mixed chamber chorus).
- Avella, Vicente [Venezuela]. "Phantom Towers".
For SATB Choir and Mezzo-Soprano Soloist.
- Campbell, William [USA]. "Deep Peace to You".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
- Gates, Steven [USA]. "Sovereign Lord".
For SATB Choir.
- Gordon, David [USA]. "Elegy (for the Victims of 9/11)".
For 8-part SATB Choir.
- Grau, Alberto [Venezuela]. "Fiat Mundus Justus".
For SATB Choir.
- Grau, Alberto [Venezuela]. "Mi Patria es el Mundo".
For SATB Choir.
- Heinio, Mikko [Finland]. "Luceat".
For SATB Choir.
- Hoffman, Stanley M. [USA]. "Grant Us Peace".
For SATB Choir.
- Hruby, Dolores [USA]. "Peace I Leave with You".
For SATB Choir.
- Jackson, Corey Allan [USA]. "Ave Maria".
For SATB Choir.
- Marvin, Jameson [USA]. "Each Future Song".
For SATB Choir.
- Milew, Jean [USA]. "In Prayer and Forgiveness".
For SATB Choir.
- Stoop, Margaret Collins [USA]. "Prayer for Peace: E Pluribus Unum".
For SATB Choir.
- Strut, Dal [England]. "Om".
For SATB Choir.
- Trivers, Juliana B. [USA]. "i thank you God for most this amazing".
For SATB Choir.
Honors: Emerging Composers
- Inglis, Dan [USA]. "The Night Before the Battle".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
- Johnson, Evan [USA]. "Agnus Dei".
For SATB Choir.
- Moles, Anthony Michael [Australia]. "Moonlight".
For SATB Choir.
- * O'Regan, Tarik [England]. "Ave Maria".
For SATB Choir.
- * Shanti, Aliyah [USA]. "There is a Spirit".
For SATB Choir.
- Stafford, John [USA]. "Deep River".
For SATB Choir.
- Unrein, Scott [USA]. "Circled Flight".
For SATB Choir.
- Van Brink, Matthew [USA]. "Settings from the Friday Evening Shabbat Service".
For SATB Choir, Soloists and Organ (or string quartet).
Honorable Mention
- Luo, Jing Jing [USA]. "An Huan: a Chinese Requiem".
For SATB Choir.
Category III: Women's Chorus
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 64 entries in Category III (women's chorus).
- Kammen, Shira [USA]. "Sophia".
For Women's Choir.
- * Korte, Karl [USA]. "Four Songs".
For Women's Choir and Piano.
- * Oswald, Rebecca [USA]. "Let Him Return".
For Women's Choir and Piano.
- Terzian, Alicia [Argentina]. "3 Madrigals".
For Women's Choir with Soprano, Mezzo-soprano and Contralto Soloists.
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- * Pasternak, Klaudia [Poland]. "Piesn (The Song)".
For Women's Choir.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 64 entries in Category III (women's chorus).
- Jordan, William [Canada]. "City of Peace: III. Psalm 7".
For Women's Choir and Guitar.
- Meade, Elyzabeth [USA]. "Among Silence".
For four-part Women's Choir.
- Raum, Elizabeth [Canada]. "Little Dove".
For four-part Women's Choir and Piano.
- Terzian, Alicia [Argentina]. "3 Madrigals".
For Women's Choir.
Category IV: Men's Chorus
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 24 entries in Category IV (men's chorus).
- Hendrickson, Paul [USA]. "Lost in the Night".
For Men's Choir.
- * Moody, Ivan [Portugal]. "Supplication for Peace".
For Men's Choir.
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- Gregorio, Joseph Alfred [USA]. "Dona Nobis Pacem".
For Men's Choir.
- Groff, Jacob [USA]. "Echo".
For Men's Choir.
- * Kajan, Pavol [Slovakia]. "Kyrie Eleison".
For Men's Choir.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 24 entries in Category IV (men's chorus).
- Jordan, William [Canada]. "City of Peace: IV. Psalm 120".
For Men's Choir and Tenor Solo.
Honors: Emerging Composers
- Andrew, Kerry [England]. "Peacesong".
For Male Quartet.
Category V: Youth Chorus
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 27 entries in Category V (youth chorus).
- Bullard, Alan [England]. "Running for the Future".
For Upper Voices in two parts and Piano.
- Kirchner, Shawn [USA]. "Rain Come Down".
For SATB Youth Choir, Male and Female Soloists, and Piano.
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- Ohriner, Mitchell [USA]. "Shir La Shalom".
For SATB Choir.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 27 entries in Category V (youth chorus).
- * Diemer, Emma Lou [USA]. "Neighbor, Take this Torch of Peace".
For Youth Choir or Mixed Chamber Choir and Keyboard.
- * Diemer, Emma Lou [USA]. "Nobody Sighs While Singing".
For two-part Youth Choir, or Women's Choir, or Girl's Choir or Boy's Choir.
- Ervin, David (Collaboration btwn. Adult and 8th graders) [USA]. "Peace Requiem".
For SSA Choir, Soloist and Piano.
- Lewis, Michael J. [USA]. "Give Peace, O God".
For SATB Choir.
Honors: Emerging Composers
- * O'Regan, Tarik [England]. "Agnus Dei".
For SATB Choir and Piano.
Category VI: Boy's Chorus
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 10 entries in Category VI (boy's chorus).
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- Jolliffe, Edmund [England]. "Pie Jesu".
For Treble Choir and Harp.
Category VII: Girl's Chorus
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 8 entries in Category VII (girl's chorus).
- * Alexander, Elizabeth [USA]. "Dragon Dance".
For Girl's Choir and Piano.
- Meier, Margaret S. [USA]. "Peace I Leave with You".
For Treble Choir and optional Keyboard Accompaniment.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 8 entries in Category VII (girl's chorus).
- Thomas, David Evan [USA]. "What We Know About Planets".
For 3-part Treble Choir and Piano.
Category VIII: Vocal Ensembles
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 27 entries in Category VIII (vocal ensembles).
- * Carmel, Dov [Israel]. "God in Whom Mercy Dwells".
For 6 Voices a cappella.
- Foreman, Edward V. [USA]. "Pax".
For SATB Quartet.
- * Grau, Alberto [Venezuela]. "Su Corazon Bate como el Nuestro".
For 2 Voices.
- Hawhee, Jerald Thomas [USA]. "Shiru ha Shalom".
For Solo Voice and SATB Choir.
- Mathieu, W.A. [USA]. "Peace - Babel".
Duet for Mezzo-soprano and Alto.
- Pursley-Kopitzke, Evelyn [USA]. "Salaam, Frieden".
For 3 Voices.
- Shockley, Alan Frederick [USA]. "peje iesu je".
For 4 Voices (SATB).
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- * Bodegrajac, Vladimir [Croatia]. "Touch of Light".
For 2 Voices and Piano.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 27 entries in Category VIII (vocal ensembles).
- Champion, Ben [USA]. "Connect".
For Twelve Singers (SATB).
- Oliveros, Pauline [USA]. "The Heart Chant".
For Vocal Ensembles of any size.
Category IX: Monody or Chant
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 20 entries in Category IX (monody or chant).
- Feigin, Joel [USA]. "Song of Loving-Kindness".
For Soloist or Chorus.
- Lewis, Michael J. [USA]. "Give Peace, O God".
For Soloist or Chorus.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 20 entries in Category IX (monody or chant).
Honors: Emerging Composers
- Pasternak, Klaudia [Poland]. "Kayo".
For Bass Solo and Piano.
Category X: Free Accompaniment
An asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the composer was recognized with a monetary award for his or her contribution to Waging Peace through Singing.
Top Honors
The jury strongly recommended these works for performance and sent them to a second panel to be considered for a possible monetary award. The works below, including the emerging composers' pieces, were selected from 155 entries in Category X (free accompaniment).
- Adler, Samuel [USA]. "Transfiguration: An Ecumenical Mass".
For Soprano Solo, Brass Quintet, Organ and SATB Choir.
- Crandell, Kelly [USA]. "Blessing the Boats".
For Small Choir (SATB), Large Choir (SSAATTBB), and optional Double Bass and Vibraphone.
- French, Tania Gabrielle [USA]. "In Paradisum".
For Mixed Chorus and Strings.
- * Jordan, William [Canada]. "City of Peace: VII. Psalm 34".
For Chamber Choir and Guitar.
- McGuire, Eddie [Scotland]. "Pipes of Peace".
For SATB Choir and Bagpipes.
- Owen, Harold [USA]. "Missa Pacem in Terris".
For Satb Choir and Strings (violin, viola, cello).
- Ziffrin, Marilyn J. [USA]. "Cantata for Freedom".
For SATB Choir, Children's Choir, Mezzo-soprano, Narrator, Flute, 2 Trumpets, 2 Horns, Chimes, Bongos, Timpani and Organ.
Top Honors: Emerging Composers
- Correa, Thade Jude [USA]. "Look Down Fair Moon".
For Two Sopranos and Cello.
- DeAlmeida, Craig [USA]. "Peace for the Nations".
For SATB Choir and Organ.
Honors
The jury recommended the following works for performance (no monetary award) from 155 entries in Category X (free accompaniment).
- Alves, Bill [USA]. "Luminescence".
For Choir (SSAATTB) and Computer Disc.
- Bielawa, Herbert [USA]. "Sanas".
For SATB Chorus, Soloists and Chamber Orchestra.
- Burdick, Owen [USA]. "And Death Shall have no Dominion".
For SATB CHoir, Tenor and Alto Soloists, Full Orchestra, Piano and Harp.
- Heila, Daniel [USA]. "Enough".
For SATB Choir, 2 Pianos and 2 Electric Guitars.
- Heitzig, Steve [USA]. "Lord, Make Me an Instrument of Your Peace".
For SATB Chorus and String Quintet.
- Hynes, Michael [Canada]. "Heron Stands in Water".
For Four Voices (SATB), 3 Percussion and Piano.
- James, Kevin [USA]. "In Complexu Pacis".
For Men's Chorus, Boy Soprano, Brass Quintet and Percussion.
- Kratz, Girard J. [USA]. "There Will Come Soft Rains".
For Mixed Chorus, Harp and Vibraphone.
- Lentini, James [USA]. "Peace I Leave with You".
For Soprano Soloist, SATB Chorus, and Orchestra.
- Owens, Terry Winter, and Petraske, Alan [USA]. "Peace Anthem".
For Soprano Solo, Narrator, Audience, SATB Chorus, Chimes and Piano.
- Roth, Alec [England]. "Earth and Sky".
For Children's Chorus, Piano and Percussion Quartet.
- Scherr, Bernard [USA]. "Agnus Dei".
For SATB Chorus, English horn and Cello.
- Schulz, B. Allen [USA]. "Passages".
For SATB Choir, Recorder and Marimba.
- Sutton, Jon [USA]. "Let Us Join Hands".
For Mixed Chorus, Violin, Bb Clarinet, Viola, F Horn, St. Bass, Piano, and 3 Percussionists.
- Sutton, Jon [USA]. "Peace on Earth...Goodwill to All".
For SAATBB Chorus, Piano, Organ and Percussion (one player).
- Voigtlander, Lothar [Germany]. "Hello, sing your song!".
For Children's Choir, Brass Quintet and Piano.
Honors: Emerging Composers
- * O'Regan, Tarik [England]. "Nunc Dimittis".
For SATB (divisi) Ripieno Choir and SATB Concertante Choir with Violoncello.
- Strawther, Rachelle [USA]. "Skies, Pour Down Dew".
For SATB Choir and Drum.
Honorable Mention
- Hakes, Derek K. [USA]. "A Servant's Prayer".
For Unison Voices (Youth) and Piano, with Optional Orchestration.
- Howlett, May [Australia]. "Ashes of Roses".
For Small Choir (SSA), Harpsichord, Classical Guitar and 2 Recorders.
- Hui, Melissa [USA]. "San Rocco".
For Oboe D'Amore, Chamber Choir and Percussion.
- Parthun, Paul [USA]. "The True Peace".
For SATB Chorus, Piano, Bass Drum and Bull Roarer.
- Randall, Christopher [USA]. "The rain has held back...".
For Flute, Bass Clarinet, Viola, 2 Percussionists, and SATB Chorus.
- Trinkley, Bruce [USA]. "The War Prayer".
For Chorus, Speaker, Brass Quintet and Percussion Ensemble.
- Vigil, Mark [USA]. "The Sun is the Ocean".
For Soprano Solo, SATB Choir and Harp.
- Zytowski, Carl [USA]. "Verba mea auribus".
For SATB Chorus and Organ.
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